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I'm gonna echo Lil Jon's sentiments on UEA Larp and Larpers. They all have a superiority complex, whilst at the same time being quite shit. I'm glad we don't Larp anymore.
Dave took me to London yesterday, as a Valentine treat. We went to the Science Museum and the Natural History Museum. The exhibition at the Science Museum was the 'Game On' exhibition - computer gaming throughout the ages. It was awesomly geeky (if you knew your stuff) and has original concept art from Monkey Island I, Pokemon and Dragons Lair, all of which I wanted ot steal. We took photos instead :/.
Overall though the Natural History Museum was much more fun, for some reason I really like looking at stuffed animals, and was overwhelmed by the size of moose. There was also a full sized blue whale, which I would have been overwhelmed by if my mind could comprehend the fact that that thing was actually a real animal, and not something you'd just find in a D&D MM. The full sized animatronic TRex was also awesome, though we only saw it briefly because of the shoving. London, it seems, is a city of shoving.
I'm very much looking forward to the good vs evil D&D game tommorrow, and generally just chillaxing out getting hyped up on tea and gaming. Peter also seems to be running a quite interesting wacky RPG game.
I am going to reserve judgement on SLA (new Tuesday game) for now, but am very muych looking forward to restarting D&D on Sundays.
Dave took me to London yesterday, as a Valentine treat. We went to the Science Museum and the Natural History Museum. The exhibition at the Science Museum was the 'Game On' exhibition - computer gaming throughout the ages. It was awesomly geeky (if you knew your stuff) and has original concept art from Monkey Island I, Pokemon and Dragons Lair, all of which I wanted ot steal. We took photos instead :/.
Overall though the Natural History Museum was much more fun, for some reason I really like looking at stuffed animals, and was overwhelmed by the size of moose. There was also a full sized blue whale, which I would have been overwhelmed by if my mind could comprehend the fact that that thing was actually a real animal, and not something you'd just find in a D&D MM. The full sized animatronic TRex was also awesome, though we only saw it briefly because of the shoving. London, it seems, is a city of shoving.
I'm very much looking forward to the good vs evil D&D game tommorrow, and generally just chillaxing out getting hyped up on tea and gaming. Peter also seems to be running a quite interesting wacky RPG game.
I am going to reserve judgement on SLA (new Tuesday game) for now, but am very muych looking forward to restarting D&D on Sundays.